2029s Primed To Get Phone Calls Next September

September 1, 2027 is a date that several softball players from the high school class of 2029 have circled on their calendars. That's when members of the class are able to receive phone calls from Division 1 softball coaches who are interested in recruiting them.   Below, Prep Softball highlights five prospects from the class of 2029 who are primed to get phone calls next September 1.    Avery Stock, a standout recruit from Minnesota in the class of 2029, is certainly a player who college coaches will be eager to call next September. Stock, who plays school ball for Andover High School and club ball for Beverly Bandits 14U Chow/Hardin, is a catcher and infielder on the diamond. As a player who can do just about everything, Stock is an HPP and All-American who has also earned All-Conference honors with Andover. She takes pride in having a high softball IQ, which helps her anticipate situations and serve as a leader for her teams.     Cami Fleck is a homeschooled player in the 2029 class who stands out as both a catcher and shortstop. Fleck, who lives in Lady Lake, Florida and plays travel softball for D1Vision National 14U, is a leader both on and off the field, despite her quiet personality off of it. She has a very focused mentality while playing softball, and does not think ahead or dwell on mistakes from the past. Her ability to stay present while she plays in order to help her team in the here and now is a top quality that college coaches who are recruiting her will look for and embrace.     A catcher, third baseman, and outfielder from Indiana in the 2029 class, Ellie Slaven is a player we believe will be called by college coaches on September 1, 2027. Slaven, who plays school ball for Yorktown High School and club ball for Indy Crush 14U Premier Walker, helped Yorktown win a sectional championship this spring. Primarily a catcher, Slaven helps her pitchers lock in and trust that she will not let anything get by her. She also puts in extra work at lessons in order to make sure that she is consistently improving her skills and getter stronger.     Leslie Davis, a standout player in the 2029 class, plays in the softball-loving state of Texas. Competing as a catcher, second baseman, and center fielder, Davis possesses a 5'7" frame that helps her hit for both power and average. A club softball player for Border Elite and a student at Eastlake High School, Davis also carries a 3.98 GPA in the classroom, demonstrating her deep commitment to her studies. With her big bat and defensive stability, Davis should receive plenty of attention from college coaches in the near future.     Anabelle Lacroix, a native of Rhode Island, is an outfielder and utility player in the 2029 class. A student at La Salle Academy, Lacroix plays club softball for HopsFP 14U Red. A right-handed hitter with some good pop in her bat, Lacroix brings versatility to the softball diamond, providing her coaches with plenty of options when she is on the field and in the lineup. With continued work, we expect that Lacroix will only continue to improve her skill set and position herself for the next level.

September 1, 2027 is a date that several softball players from the high school class of 2029 have circled on their calendars. That's when members of the class are able to receive phone calls from Division 1 softball coaches who are interested in recruiting them.

Below, Prep Softball highlights five prospects from the class of 2029 who are primed to get phone calls next September 1.

Avery Stock

POS C/INF

CLASS 2029

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Avery Stock

State: Minnesota

School: Andover

Club: Beverly Bandits Premier 14U Chow/Hardin

Avery Stock, a standout recruit from Minnesota in the class of 2029, is certainly a player who college coaches will be eager to call next September. Stock, who plays school ball for Andover High School and club ball for Beverly Bandits 14U Chow/Hardin, is a catcher and infielder on the diamond. As a player who can do just about everything, Stock is an HPP and All-American who has also earned All-Conference honors with Andover. She takes pride in having a high softball IQ, which helps her anticipate situations and serve as a leader for her teams.